Faculty Speaker Series

The Legal Theory Workshop Series and the Internal Speaker Talks

Miami Law provides an intensely engaged laboratory for discussion of faculty works-in-progress. We are proud to say that our Legal Theory Workshops feature a diverse range of distinguished scholars discussing their innovative legal scholarship over a range of topics. Our Internal Speaker Talks focus inward, on the germinating works of our own faculty colleagues. These and other elements of Miami Law’s scholarly engagements demonstrate a commitment to a rich and inclusive intellectual life.

To Attend: All University of Miami faculty are invited to attend. All others should contact Alina Hernandez at ahernandez@law.miami.edu to obtain a copy of the presentation paper prior to the lecture date. Students must also contact Alina Hernandez to RSVP. Come join us!

• Spring 2023

  April 10, 2023
  Professor Alejandro Portes
  University of Miami School of Law 
  “Dominant Ideologies of Immigration and a Rational Approach Toward its future Management”

  April 3, 2023
  Professor Alex Erwin
  FIU College of Law
  "Building Better Species: Assisted Evolution, Genetic Engineering, and the Endangered Species Act"

  March 29, 2023
  Professor Elizabeth Iglesias
  University of Miami School of Law
  “A Historical Ontology of America: The Framers' Debt to Plato”

  March 27, 2023
  Professor Martha Fineman
  Emory Law
  "The Vulnerability Theory"

  March 22, 2023
  Professor Frances R. Hill
  University of Miami School of Law
  "Unfinished Constitutional Business: Citizenship and Voting in a Federal Republic"

  March 20, 2023
  Professor Thalia González
  UC Hastings Law
  “The State of Restorative Justice in American Criminal Law”

  March 8, 2023
  Professor Kevin Ashley
  University of Pittsburgh School of Law
  “Toward Automatically Identifying Legally Relevant Factors”

  March 6, 2023
  Professor Samual Moyn
  Yale Law School
  “To Save Democracy from Juristocracy: J.B. Thayer and the Tragic Origins of Constitutional Theory”

  February 20, 2023
  Professor Patrick O. Gudridge
  University of Miami School of Law
  "Scipio Africanus Jones and Oliver Wendell Holmes: Moore v. Dempsey Writ Large"

  February 15, 2023
  Professor Bennett Capers
  Fordham University School of Law
  "Listening to Defendants"

   

• Fall 2022

  November 21, 2022
  Professor Mark Hall
  Wake Forest Law
  REGULATING PRIVATE EQUITY IN HEALTH CARE

  November 16, 2022
  Professor Tanya K. Hernández
  Fordham University School of Law
  BOOK TALK: RACIAL INNOCENCE: UNMASKING LATINO ANTI-BLACK BIAS AND THE STRUGGLE FOR EQUALITY

  November 14, 2022
  Professor Monica Hakimi
  Columbia Law School
  NEW BOOK PROJECT: CONFLICT: HOW INTERNATIONAL LAW WORKS

  October 24, 2022
  Professor Kathryn Judge
  Columbia Law School
  DIRECT: THE RISE OF THE MIDDLEMAN ECONOMY AND THE POWER OF GOING TO THE SOURCE

  October 19, 2022
  Professor Gabriel Scheffler
  University of Miami School of Law
  THE GHOSTS OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT

  October 3, 2022
  Professor A. Michael Froomkin/David Froomkin
  University of Miami School of Law
  FIXING THE SENATE

  September 12, 2022
  Professor Khaled A. Beydoun
  Wayne State University
  UNVEILING: THE LAW OF GENDERED ISLAMOPHOBIA

• Spring 2022

  March 23, 2022
  Professor Bijal Shah
  Arizona State University
  Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
  A CRITICAL CASE AGAINST ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONALISM
  
  March 9, 2022
  Professor David Ciepley
  Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies,
  Aarhus University, Denmark
  RULE VIA ABSTRACT ENTITIES: THE "CORPORATIZATION" OF CHURCH, STATE, CIVIL SOCIETY, AND BUSINESS, AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR GOVERNANCE AND EQUALITY

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  February 28, 2022
  Professor Norrinda Hayat
  Rutgers Law School
  HOUSING THE DECARCERATED

  February 23, 2022
  Professor Erin Carroll
  Georgetown Law
  OBSTRUCTION OF JOURNALISM

  February 21, 2022
  Professor Sarah Haan
  Washington & Lee School of Law
  CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE FEMINIZATION OF CAPITAL

  February 16, 2022
  Professor I. Glenn Cohen
  Harvard Law School
  BORROWED WOMBS: ON UTERUS TRANSPLANTS AND THE “RIGHT TO EXPERIENCE PREGNANCY”

  February 7, 2022
  Professor Alejandro Portes
  University of Miami School of Law
  THE ROLE OF CITIES IN THE CAPITALIST ECONOMY: AN OVERVIEW

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  January 31, 2022
  Professor Tamara Rice Lave
  University of Miami School of Law
  BLAME THE VICTIM: HOW MISTREATMENT BY THE STATE IS USED TO LEGITIMIZE POLICE VIOLENCE
  
  

  January 24, 2022
  Professor Nicholson Price
  University of Michigan Law
  HUMANS IN THE LOOP

• Fall 2021

  November 8, 2021
  Professor Paul B. Stephan
  University of Virginia School of Law
  Book Talk: The Crisis in International Law - Systems
  Shocks, National Populism, and the Battle
  for the World Economy

  November 1, 2021
  Professor Pablo Rueda-Saiz
  University of Miami School of Law
  Territory as a Victim of Armed Conflict

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  October 25, 2021
  Professor Andrew Elmore
  University of Miami School of Law
  Labor's New Localism

  October 18, 2021
  Professor Kunal Parker
  University of Miami School of Law
  The Turn to Process in American Legal Thought,
  1870-1970

• Spring 2021

  POSTPONED
  Professor Paul B. Stephan
  University of Virginia School of Law
  International Human Rights and
  Multinational Corporations: An FCPA Approach

  April 19, 2021
  Dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig
  Boston University School of Law
  The Trauma of Injustice

  April 15, 2021
  Professor Ajay K. Mehrotra
  Northwestern University Pritzker
  School of Law; American Bar Foundation
  Stanley S. Surrey: A Life in Taxes

  April 5, 2021
  Professor Kristin Nicole Henning
  Georgetown Law
  New book project:
  The Rage of Innocence:How America Criminalizes Black Youth

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  March 30, 2021
  Professor Charlton Copeland
  University of Miami School of Law
  Victory by Another's Name:
  Gay Stigma, The Ryan White Care Act,
  and the Development of
  a National AIDS Policy

  March 17, 2021
  Professor Alejandro Portes
  University of Miami School of Law &
  Princeton University
  The Rise of National Populism:
  Causes and Possible Solutions

  March 8, 2021
  Professors Alice M. Miller &
  Mindy Jane Roseman
  Yale Law School
  The New Now and the Imperative
  to Re-think in "Rethinking Human Rights
  and the Criminal Law

  March 2, 2021
  Professor Maxine A. Burkett
  University of Hawai'i at Mānoa
  William S. Richardson School of Law
  Evolution or Collapse?
  Climate Change and the International Legal Order

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  February 24, 2021
  Professor Jamila Michener
  Cornell University
  Uncivil Democracy: Race, Power and
  Civil Legal Inequality

  February 18, 2021
  Professor Gina-Gail S. Fletcher
  Duke University School of Law
  Equality Metrics

  February 9, 2021
  Professor Aya Gruber
  University of Colorado School of Law
  Sex Exceptionalism in Criminal Law

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  January 26, 2021
  Professor RonNell Andersen Jones
  University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law
  The U.S. Supreme Court’s Characterizations
  of the Press: An Empirical Study

• Webinars

  Special: Miami Law Faculty Present the Law of Covid-19 Webinars

  Miami Law faculty are presenting a series of free, online webinars on many of the critical socio-legal issues raised by the COVID-19 pandemic to broad audiences of faculty members and scholars, law students and Miami Law alumni, the judiciary, other members of the legal community, and the general public.

  April 14th: The Law of COVID-19: Miami Law Addresses Politics in Pandemic America

  The COVID-19 pandemic raises legal issues on every front and this webinar addressed some of the most important of those issues and gave attendees an opportunity to hear remarks from distinguished faculty experts - from both the Law School and the Department of Political Science at the University of Miami - on a variety of questions this pandemic raises for and about politics. The discussion ranged over constitutional, statutory and policy issues - such as the challenges of holding a general election in the context of a pandemic (including, for voters, how to vote to enhance election security and voter participation, and for candidates, how to campaign and raise funds); the impacts of disasters on presidential election outcomes; Congressional and state legislative responses to COVID-19; the politics of our healthcare financing system, especially Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act in pandemic conditions; and the politics of class and sovereign authority in the U.S. and elsewhere under pandemic conditions. 

  Featured Miami Law and University of Miami Faculty: Moderator/Panelist -  Professor Charlton Copeland, Panelists - Professor David Abraham, Professor Frances R. Hill, Professor Gregory Koger, Professor Gabriel Scheffler

  Watch Recording from April 14th

  April 7th: "The Law of COVID-19: Miami Law Addresses Crime and Law in Pandemic America"

  Expert Miami Law faculty, as well as a distinguished judge, provided an overview of various ways in which the virus and responses to it intersect with criminal law and process. Among topics explored: challenges of remote judicial operations; the impact of the pandemic on prison conditions; concerns about prisoner release programs; challenges presented by domestic violence responses; moral panic and the increase in gun sales; the extent of criminalization assisted by global surveillance; the privacy-reducing impact of technological innovations; and the types of financial crimes weaponized by the pandemic. 

  Featured Miami Law Faculty: Moderator -  Professor Donna Coker, Panelists - The Honorable Jennifer D. Bailey, Professor Donald M. Jones, Professor Irwin P. Stotzky, Professor Scott E. Sundby, Professor Teresa J. Verges

  Watch Recording from April 7th

  March 30th: "The Law of COVID-19: Miami Law Addresses Civil and Human Rights, Public Health, Financial Stability, Poverty, and Privacy Law in Pandemic America"

  The first of a planned trio of webinars, the session offered an overview of some ways in which the virus and responses to it intersect with civil rights, human rights, public health, financial stability, technology, and privacy. It also provided a lens on the operation of courts and the judiciary dealing with vulnerable populations. 
  
  Featured Miami Law Faculty: Moderator - Professor Caroline Bettinger-López, Panelists - Professor Caroline M. Bradley, Professor Mary Anne Franks, Professor JoNel Newman, Professor Rebecca Sharpless, Professor Kele Stewart

  Watch Recording from March 30th

• Fall 2020

  November 30, 2020
  Professor Elise C. Boddie
  Rutgers Law School
  New Book Presentation:
  Geographies of Justice: The Hidden Stories of
  Race, Law, and the Search for
  Ordinariness in Everyday Spaces

  November 16, 2020
  Professor Jack M. Balkin
  Yale Law School
  New Book Presentation: The Cycles of
  Constitutional Time

  November 10, 2020
  Professor Kevin Michael Woodson
  University of Richmond School of Law
  New Book Presentation: Beyond Bias:
  The Hidden Hindrances of Race in the Elite Workplace

  November 5, 2020
  Professor Charles C. Jalloh
  Florida International University College of Law
  New Book Presentation: The Legal Legacy
  of the Special Court for Sierra Leone

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  October 26, 2020
  Professor Joy Milligan
  University of California Berkeley Law
  Remembering: The Constitution and
  Federally Funded Apartheid

  October 23, 2020
  Professor Jonathan B. Baker
  American University Washington College of Law
  Oligopoly Coordination, Economic Analysis,
  and the Prophylactic Role of Horizontal Merger Enforcement

  October 13, 2020
  Professor Franco Ferrari
  New York University School of Law
  Limitations to Party Autonomy in
  International Arbitration

  October 5, 2020
  Professor Alan O. Sykes
  Stanford Law School
  The Law and Economics of “Forced” Technology Transfer and
  Its Implications for Trade and Investment Policy
  (and the U.S.–China Trade War)

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  September 30, 2020
  Dr. Joan Mahoney
  University of Southampton Law School
  New Book Presentation:
  MI5, the Cold War, and the Rule of Law

  September 23, 2020
  Professor Catherine Fisk
  University of California Berkeley Law
  Protection by Law, Repression by Law:
  Bringing Labor Back Into the Study of Law and
  Social Movement Studies

• Spring 2020

  March 5, 2020
  Professor Deborah N. Archer
  New York University School of Law
  White Men’s Roads Through Black Men’s Homes: Advancing Racial Equity Through Highway Reconstruction

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  February 28, 2020
  Professor David Harris
  University of Pittsburgh School of Law
  A City Divided: Race, Fear, and the Law in Police Confrontations

  February 24, 2020
  Distinguished Lecturer: Professor Claudio Grossman
  American University Washington College of Law

  February 24, 2020
  Professor Nicole Huberfeld
  Boston University School of Law
  Is Medicare for All the Answer? Assessing the Health Reform Gestalt as the ACA Turns 10

  February 18, 2020
  Professor Ediberto Roman
  Florida International University College of Law
  No Trespassing America: Fear and Hate as Bedrocks of
  Contemporary National Security Discourse

  February 13, 2020
  Professor Jorge Contesse
  Rutgers Law School
  Ruling through Advice: The Use of Advisory Jurisdiction in International Human Rights Law

  February 11, 2020
  Professor Alejandro Portes
  University of Miami School of Law & Princeton University
  Bifurcated Immigration and the End of Compassion

  February 5, 2020
  Professor David Abraham
  University of Miami School of Law
  Group Rights and Individual Minority Rights in Immigrant Societies, Then and Now

  February 3, 2020
  Professor Rhonda Magee
  University of San Francisco School of Law
  Mindfulness and Legal Education: Reflections on Practices for High Performance,
  Wellbeing and The Inner Work of Justice for All

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  January 16, 2020
  Professor Susan Bandes
  DePaul College of Law
  Closure in the Criminal Courtroom: The Birth and Strange Career of an Emotion

• Fall 2019

  October 4, 2019
  Professor Blake Hudson
  University of Houston Law Center
  The Long Road Home: Fighting Climate Change Via the Interstate Highway System

  October 3, 2019
  Professor Jenia Iontcheva Turner
  SMU Dedman School of Law
  Demystifying Plea Bargains

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  September 23, 2019
  Professor Osamudia James
  University of Miami School of Law
  Surfacing Status: A Relational Theory of Harm in Racial Justice & LGBTQ Equality

  September 19, 2019
  Professor Ganesh Sitaraman
  Vanderbilt Law School
  Regulation and the Geography of Inequality

  September 12, 2019
  Professor Etienne Toussaint
  UDC David A. Clarke School of Law
  Dismantling the Master’s House: Toward A Justice-Based Theory Of Community Economic Development

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  August 29, 2019
  Professor Martha Mahoney
  University of Miami School of Law
  Why Didn’t WE Leave? The Failure of Law Professors to Move on from a “Battered Woman Syndrome” Framework for Intimate Partner Violence

  August 19, 2019
  Professor Monica Bell
  Yale Law School & Yale University
  Anti-Segregation Policing

• Spring 2019

  April 22, 2019
  Professor Jessica Silbey
  Northeastern University School of Law
  Against Progress: Intellectual Property and Fundamental Values in the Internet Age

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  March 7, 2019
  Professor Howard Wasserman
  Florida International University School of Law
  Precedent, Particularized Injunctions, and Judicial Departmentalism: A Model of Constitutional Adjudication

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  February 28, 2019
  Professor Deborah Weissman
  UNC School of Law
  In Pursuit of Economic Justice: The Political Economy of Domestic Violence Laws & Policies

  February 25, 2019
  Professor Miranda Spieler
  The American University of Paris
  Slave Voice and the Legal Archive: The Case of Freedom Suits before the Paris Admiralty Court

  February 14, 2019
  Professor Christopher Brummer
  Georgetown Law
  What Should Be Disclosed in an Initial Coin Offering?

  February 7, 2019
  Professor Mark Drumbl
  Washington and Lee University School of Law
  From Timbuktu to The Hague: Destruction of Cultural Property as a War Crime

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  January 28, 2019
  Professor Ariela Gross
  USC Gould School of Law
  Claiming Freedom in the Age of Revolution 1763-1831

• Spring 2018

  April 23, 2018
  Professor Brian Bix
  University of Minnesota Law School
  Family Agreements

  April 12, 2018
  Professor Patrick Gudridge
  University of Miami School of Law
  Charlottesville All Together Now

  April 10, 2018
  Professor Alejandro Portes
  University of Miami School of Law & Princeton University
  Driving into the Flood: Traffic and Climate Change

  April 2, 2018
  Professor Michael Froomkin
  University of Miami School of Law
  When AIs Outperform Doctors: The Dangers of a Tort-induced Over-reliance on Machine Learning and What (Not) to Do About It

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  March 26, 2018
  Professor Tonja Jacobi
  Northwestern Pritzker School of Law
  The New Oral Argument: Justices as Advocates

  March 5, 2018
  Professor Pamela Foohey
  Indiana University Maurer School of Law
  Life in the Sweatbox

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  February 26, 2018
  Professor Susan Bandes
  DePaul University College of Law
  Share Your Grief But Not Your Anger: Victims and the Expression of Emotion in Criminal Justice

  February 19, 2018
  Professor Priscilla Ocen
  Loyola Law School
  Incapacitating Motherhood

  February 8, 2018
  Professor Mehrsa Baradaran
  University of California Irvine Law
  The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap

  February 7, 2018
  Professor Maxine Burkett
  University of Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law
  Behind the Veil: Climate Migration, Regime Shift, and a New Theory of Justice

  February 5, 2018
  Professor Scott Norberg
  Florida International University College of Law
  JD’s and Jobs: The Case for an ABA Accreditation Standard on Graduate Employment Outcomes

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  January 29, 2018
  Professor Sam Kalen
  University of Wyoming College of Law
  Energy Follies: Energy Transition Decisions and Their Consequences for Modern Energy Policy

• Fall 2017

  October 4, 2017
  Professor Teresa Verges
  University of Miami School of Law
  Cert. Talk: NLRB v. Murphy Oil USA, Inc.

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  August 31, 2017
  rofessor Sergio Campos
  University of Miami School of Law
  The Uncertain Path of Class Action Law

• Spring 2017

  April 24, 2017
  Professor Reid Weisbord
  Rutgers Law School
  Boilerplate and Default Rules in Wills Law: An Empirical Analysis

  April 17, 2017
  Professor Martha Jones
  Johns Hopkins Krieger School of Arts & Sciences
  Birthright Citizens: A History of Race and Rights in Antebellum America

  April 10, 2017
  Professor Caroline Mala Corbin
  University of Miami School of Law
  Cert. Talk: Trinity Lutheran v. Pauley

  April 7, 2017
  Professor Kevin Stack
  Vanderbilt University Law School
  Internal Administrative Law

  April 5, 2017
  Professor Alejandro Portes
  University of Miami School of Law & Princeton University
  Miami: The Last Twenty-Five Years

  April 3, 2017
  Professor Anthony Jack
  Harvard Graduate School of Education
  (No) Harm in Asking: Class, Acquired Cultural Capital, and Academic Engagement at an Elite University

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  March 28, 2017
  Professor Lili Levi
  University of Miami School of Law
  Cert. Talk: Star Athletica v. Varsity Brands

  March 9, 2017
  Professor David Luban
  Georgetown Law
  Arendt After Jerusalem: The Moral and Legal Philosophy

  March 6, 2017
  Professor Alexander Kedar
  University of Haifa Faculty of Law
  Contested Geographies: The Bedouins of the Negev in International and Comparative Law Perspectives

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  February 17, 2017
  Professor Jose Gabilando
  Florida International University College of Law
  Miami-FIU Exchange
  Supporting Cuba's Sanctions Claim Against the United States: The Case for Netting

  February 13, 2017
  Professor Eric Talley
  Columbia Law School
  Contracting Out of the Fiduciary Duty of Loyalty: An Empirical Analysis of Corporate Opportunity Waivers

  February 9, 2017
  Professor W. Michael Reisman
  Yale Law School
  Legal Decisions and Their Implementation in International Law

  February 7, 2017
  Professor Hannibal Travis
  Florida International University College of Law
  Miami-FIU Exchange
  Counter-IP Conspiracies: Patent Alienability and the Sherman Antitrust Act

  February 6, 2017
  Professor Noah Messing
  Yale Law School
  Legal Writing, Civil Procedure, and Persuasion: Rethinking First Principles in the First Semester

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  January 30, 2017
  Professor Muneer Ahmad
  Yale Law School
  Teach-In on the Executive Order "Muslim Ban"

• Fall 2016

  November 10, 2016
  Professor Donald Jones
  University of Miami School of Law
  Cert. Talk: Pena-Rodriguez v. Colorado

  November 9, 2016
  Professor Rebecca Sharpless
  University of Miami School of Law
  Cert. Talk: Jennings v. Rodriguez

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  October 19, 2016
  Professor Martha Mahoney
  University of Miami School of Law
  Why Don't WE Leave? Confrontation, Confusion, and the Failure of Legal Scholars to Move On from a "Syndrome" Framework for Domestic Violence

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  September 30, 2016
  Professor Alicia Plerhoples
  Georgetown Law
  Nonprofit Displacement and the Pursuit of Charity Through Public Benefit Corporations

  September 28, 2016
  Professor Patrick Gudridge
  University of Miami School of Law
  Dissent Within Orthodoxy

  September 23, 2016
  Professor David Skeel
  University of Pennsylvania Law School
  The Empty Idea of "Equality of Creditors"

  September 19, 2016
  Professor Andrew Levin
  Columbia University Department of Psychiatry
  Identification and Management of Vicarious Trauma

  September 16, 2016
  Professor Steven Dean
  Brooklyn Law School
  Demolition Blues: Text, Intent and Taxation in the United States, the United Kingdom and France

  September 14, 2016
  Professor Sergio Campos
  University of Miami School of Law
  Cert. Talk: Microsoft v. Baker

  September, 2016
  Professor Andrew Ferguson
  UDC David A. Clark School of Law
  The "Smart" Fourth Amendment

  September 2, 2016
  Professor Seth Davis
  Berkeley Law
  Minor Courts, Major Questions

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  August 31, 2016
  Professor Caroline Bradley
  University of Miami School of Law
  Financial Stability, Regulation and Politics: Risks, Uncertainties and the International Financial System

  August 29, 2016
  Professor Andrea Freeman
  University of Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law
  A Rehabilitative Reparations Approach to Racial Discrimination Against Credit Card Consumers

  August 26, 2016
  Professor Kaaryn Gustafson
  UCI Law
  Reconceptualizing Debt through a Critical Lens

• Spring 2016

  April 25, 2016
  Internal Speaker Roundtable
  Professors David Abraham, Leigh Osofsky & Madeleine Plasencia
  University of Miami School of Law

  April 11, 2016
  Professor Alejandro Portes
  University of Miami School of Law & Princeton University
  Growing Up in America and Spain: A Comparative Analysis of the Immigrant Second Generation (Longitudinal Study)

  April 6, 2016
  Rob Smith
  The University of Texas at Austin School of Law
  Constitutional Liberty and the Progression of Punishment

  April 1, 2016
  Professor Jim Rossi
  Vanderbilt Law School
  The Brave New Path of Energy Federalism

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  March 30, 2016
  Professor Nick Petersen
  University of Miami College of Arts and Sciences
  Cumulative Racial Disadvantage in Death Penalty Institutions: A "Life Course" Analysis of Pre-Trial Punishment Disparities in Homicide Cases

  March 21, 2016
  Professor John C.P. Goldberg
  Harvard Law School
  Rights, Wrongs and Recourse: A Theory of Tort Law

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  February 29, 2016
  Professor Einer Elhauge
  Harvard Law School
  Contrived Threats v. Uncontrived Warnings: A General Solution To The Puzzles of Contractual Duress, Unconstitutional Conditions, and Blackmail

  February 23, 2016
  Professor Donna Coker
  University of Miami School of Law
  Restorative Justice and Sexual Assault on Campus

  February 19, 2016
  Professor Christopher Slobogin
  Vanderbilt Law School
  Policing As Administration

  February 8, 2016
  Professor Barry Friedman
  NYU Law
  Unwarranted: Fixing Policing in America

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  January 26, 2016
  Professor Carol Steiker
  Harvard Law School
  Regulating the Death Penalty to Death

  January 20, 2016
  Professor Felix Mormann
  Texas A&M University School of Law
  A Tale of Three Markets: Comparing the Renewable Energy Experiences of California, Texas, Germany

All University of Miami faculty are invited to attend. Interested Miami Law students and University of Miami faculty not at the Law School should please contact Alina Hernandez ahernandez@law.miami.edu to obtain a copy of the presentation paper and the Zoom registration link prior to the workshop date.